Multiple Bar Codes at one page through Power BI

[TiffanyCui]

Hi everyone,

Is it possible to create multiple Barcodes based on the work order numbers on one page within one table through Power BI? For example, the Barcodes below are not stored in pictures.

First, I'm thinking of creating a custom column generating the Barcodes from those numbers and then put them together and publish to the online service.

Second, there will be many rows like this with the numbers and Barcodes. Through desktop, I am not able to print out the full report. So I'm thinking to use Report Builder. Is there a way to generate those barcodes through Report Builder and print out the full report?

Thank you for your patience and time and hope to hear back from you soon.

Best Regards,
Tiffany

[TiffanyCui]

Hi Jay,

The numbers below the Barcodes are stored in tables.

First, I'm thinking of creating a custom column generating the Barcodes from those numbers and then putting them together published to the online service. Please let me know if there is a way to do it.

Second, there will be many rows like this with the numbers and Barcodes. Through desktop, I am not able to print out the full report. So I'm thinking to use Report Builder. Is there a way to generate those barcodes through Barcodes and print out the full report?

Thank you for your patience and time and hope to hear back from you soon.

Best Regards,

Tiffany

[v-jayw-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @TiffanyCui ,

From official documents, the barcode data category is used to filter report by scanning the barcode in real world. For example, the corresponding product number of a barcode is 7290010237530, also there is a productNo field in desktop containing this value. When we scan the barcode of the real product, we can view its related report generated in desktop.

However, to display barcode format in report view, it is not yet supported now. For details, please have a look at this video.

Best Regards,

Jay

[v-jayw-msft]

Hi @TiffanyCui ,

How are these  Bar Codes stored in your table? Are they pictures?

Best Regards,

Jay